02035149444
TimeLine☎️ 02035149444 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203514 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442035149444+44 20 3514 9444020 3514 9444+44-20-3514-9444
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02035149444
- Report Facebook windows scam authoritiesAug
2017Microsoft scam prompts urgent callAug
2017Warning about Facebook scam phone callAug
2017Reporting to Facebook and authoritiesAug
2017Scam call pretends to be MicrosoftAug
2017Scam call about illegal materialAug
2017Fake Microsoft porn scam phone callJul
2017Mother encountered PC scam attemptJul
2017Commentator described avoidable scam incidentJul
2017Relieved it's an avoidable scamJul
2017Online scam unrelated to MicrosoftJul
2017Scam warning on Facebook linkJul
2017User reporting incident to policeJul
2017Long call, possible scam, maintenance worriesJul
2017Scammers tricked me with fake supportJul
2017Likely scam, beware and ignoreJul
2017Suspicious Microsoft message on FacebookJul
2017Clicked scam link, panicky experienceJul
2017Issue with unknown phone callJul
2017Laptop hijacked, terrible experienceJul
2017Identified scam and avoided riskJul
2017Laptop locked on Facebook by numberJun
2017User mentions a suspicious Microsoft alertJun
2017Suspicious Microsoft scam involving dogJun
2017Suspicious fake Microsoft tech supportJun
2017Computer assumed Microsoft Tech SupportJun
2017Received scam call from "Microsoft"Jun
2017Scammers posing as Microsoft techniciansJun
2017Scammers posing as Microsoft expertsJun
2017Scammer impersonating tech support, bewareJun
2017Warning: Fake Microsoft scam callJun
2017Scam message disguised as MicrosoftJun
2017Ignore, block number pretending MicrosoftJun
2017Scam window mimics Microsoft supportJun
2017Scam warning about fraudulent callsJun
2017Blocked computer scam; don't trustJun
2017Impolite, impatient compared to MicrosoftJun
2017Warning about tech support scamJun
2017Suspicious Microsoft support call reportedJun
2017Beware of fake tech supportJun
2017"Don't call, Microsoft scammers."Jun
2017Number Of Searches: 189 Number Of Comments: 36 First Seen: 04 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fionnphort(Argyll and Bute), Morvah(Cornwall) and Radfall(Kent).
02035149444 has 36 comments of which 9 x neutral and 27 x negative
02035149444 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02035149444 👆 is reported as a malicious scam linked to Facebook pop-ups falsely claiming to be from Microsoft, warning users of alleged illegal material on their computers and urging them to call a specific number. Victims frequently experience locked devices and aggressive attempts to extract payment for fake firewall or security software, often with demands in the hundreds of pounds. The scammers employ threatening messages, remote access to devices, and persistent calls, frequently using Indian accents. Users are advised to never call the number, avoid providing personal or financial details, and simply power off or restart their computers. Legitimate Microsoft alerts do not request contact via unsolicited phone numbers. The scam is widely reported and under police investigation; victims should report incidents promptly and seek professional IT assistance to secure their systems.
Reports on phone number 02035149444
9 yearsThere’s this new Windows scam going around on Facebook - be careful and definitely let the police know if you come across it!Facebook9 yearsI was scrolling through Facebook when out of nowhere a screen popped up that looked like it was from Microsoft, saying I'd got illegal stuff on my PC - error 0x80072ee7 or something like that. There was this annoying recorded voice going on about ringing 02035149444 or they'd have to shut my computer down to stop any more problems and report me to the authorities. Proper nasty scam. I just shut it down, rebooted and ran a full McAfee scan. Still, I reckon it’s going to pop up again next time I’m back on Facebook.FacebookMicrosoftMcAfee9 yearsSo my mum saw a link on Facebook and clicked it, then a message came up telling her to call this number. She rang and they wanted £100 from her. She didn’t give them anything, but now her computer won’t unlock. This all happened around two in the morning. Seriously, don’t call that number!Facebook9 yearsI've had the exact experience myself. I'm trying to figure out how to report this to Facebook and get the police involved. Hopefully others take the same action too.Facebook9 yearsSo I got this message saying there was some problem with illegal stuff on my PC, which confused me because I’ve never looked at anything dodgy. Worried someone might’ve hacked me, I dialled the number they gave. The person on the line claimed to be from Microsoft’s main office in California. But the number had a London area code, which didn’t add up. Once the caller began pushing me hard to buy some sort of firewall, I knew it was off and quickly ended the call.MicrosoftCaliforniaLondon9 yearsSo I called them just to see what they’d say. The first couple of times it was just some recorded message telling me to ring back in ten minutes. On the third call, I told the bloke to hold on while I sorted my laptop out, then I called them out as scammers. He went on about being from Microsoft, like I was daft or something. After a few choice words from me and threatening to involve the cops, I ended the call. It's been over seven hours and my laptop’s still stuck locked. Honestly, I’m at my wit’s end with these muppets.Microsoft9 yearsAvoid calling this number at all costs, who knows how much you'll end up paying. Got a nasty fake Microsoft alert saying I'd been caught watching inappropriate stuff, and I had to ring them or everyone in my contacts would find out! It clicked when the guy on the line, obviously Indian and calling himself Kevin, demanded £399. Total scam and scare tactics. Told him I was about to ring the cops and he just hung up. Even after that, he kept control of my PC for a good while. If you see this, shame on you.AVOID THIS NUMBERMicrosoftKevin9 years020352 49444 Saw the reviews from folks on 15/07 and 27/07 and honestly felt glad it’s one of those scams you can sidestep. Such a relief to know it’s not something unavoidable.9 yearsGot a call from 020352 49444 and honestly, was a bit worried at first. But after reading comments from 15/07 and 27/07, it seems like it's one of those dodgy scams you can dodge easily. Proper relieved it's not something I fell for!9 yearsSaw it on a website and it’s a total con, has absolutely no connection to Microsoft.Microsoft9 yearsI clicked on a link from Facebook and suddenly my computer froze. A new window popped up, saying all my info was being stolen and I had to call Microsoft on this number right away. I quickly unplugged the internet cable and restarted the PC. Ran some virus and malware scans, but thankfully nothing showed up.FacebookMicrosoft9 yearsReported it to the Met Police already, and they're looking into it!Metropolitan Police9 yearsI ended up chatting with a so-called 'tech expert' for nearly an hour - like 55 mins. They were trying to convince me to hand over £300 for some sort of internal security fix. I stupidly let them access my computer, and now I’m worried if it’s even okay, despite having Norton antivirus installed. I never gave them any cash though, and they just disconnected on me.9 yearsToday, on 20/7/17, my computer got totally locked after I clicked on some pop-up thingy on Facebook. Being daft, I called the number they showed, but kept messing up the code they told me to enter. Then, I googled it and saw it was a scam. Decided to just leave it alone and wait, but they kept pestering me to punch in some weird code! Proper scammers, felt so convincing though!FacebookGoogle9 yearsI reckon this is just some dodgy scam tryna take your money. Best to ignore it totally. Just another lowlife aiming to rip off honest folks.9 yearsI logged into Facebook and suddenly got a pop-up with a voice message claiming to be from Microsoft. Naturally, I got a bit wary and shut it straight away, but not before jotting down the phone number and the info it showed. When I looked up the number on this site, it turned out I was right to be cautious. The annoying bit is now, every time I go on Facebook, that same message pops up again. What’s going on with that?MicrosoftFacebook9 yearsI followed the advice not to ring back and my laptop totally froze up. Had to force reboot with the power button, and it took ages to get back to normal. Seems okay now though. In my opinion, this has got to be a virus scam, so watch out!9 yearsHad a really bad time with this one. My laptop got taken over and all sorts happened after. Wouldn't recommend dealing with them at all.9 yearsMy partner spotted it was dodgy when I tried to call the number after clicking on a pic on a Facebook page that suddenly blocked me. We shut the computer down straight away. So far, thankfully, nothing else has happened.9 yearsI've just had this number lock my laptop while I was on Facebook using Microsoft Edge. No idea how to get rid of it now.FacebookMicrosoft Edge9 yearsI was checking out a Facebook group about a lost dog when suddenly this really scary message popped up, threatening me with being reported for illegal activity unless I rang a number. I was proper shocked but had a bad feeling about it. Tried to exit the page or close stuff but nothing worked, so in the end I had to just turn my computer off completely and then turn it back on. The screen looked super real, like it was from Microsoft or something.Microsoft9 yearsGot one of those fake Microsoft virus removal "experts" callin me too, tried to act all professional but sounded like total scammers. Exactly like all the others!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, saying there was an issue with my PC. They told me to turn it off and on again, which I found a bit fishy.9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft saying there was an issue with my computer. Just hung up and switched my PC off, then turned it back on later.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from some so-called Microsoft techs trying to fix a virus. Turns out it was a scam, and they sent me to a sketchy site that was running on Amazon's servers and somehow being pushed around on Facebook. Be careful!MicrosoftAmazonFacebook9 yearsWas contacted by people claiming to be from Microsoft saying my computer was infected with a virus. They sent me a link to a sketchy site run through Amazon, and Facebook was showing their ads. Total scam, be careful!MicrosoftAmazonFacebook9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, said they needed £150 to set up a firewall. Total scam, just hang up and don’t bother calling back.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, total scam! Just hung up and blocked the number. Don't waste your time with these spam calls.Microsoft9 yearsGot a message from "Microsoft" that seemed pretty legit at first. They wanted me to call the number up top. Luckily, something felt off, so I just shut down my computer and didn’t bother calling. Was definitely a scam!Microsoft9 yearsThis number gave me some trouble too. My missus clicked on a photo on Facebook and suddenly this pop-up appeared, claiming to be from Microsoft support, warning that my PC was infected and telling me to call this number. I have to admit, the pop-up looked really convincing, so I get why anyone might believe it was a legit Microsoft alert.FacebookMicrosoft9 yearsI went through something similar to what the other person mentioned. Thankfully, my son warned me to hang up because it’s a scam coming from India. I got a message on my laptop claiming to be from Microsoft, but obviously it was fake. I really think Microsoft should do something about these fraudsters. Older folks might not spot the trick and could end up shelling out £575, which was the initial demand, but then they dropped it to £275. Luckily, I didn’t give them a penny this time.IndiaMicrosoft9 yearsWell, I got calls from Mat and Scott as well, but there's no way they're with Microsoft - they just weren't rude enough!MatScottMicrosoft9 yearsHad one of those popup scams, definitely some sort of scareware. When I called the number, it was just some call centre in India trying to scam you. Proper dodgy!India9 yearsSo, I got this call from someone sayin' he was Andy from Microsoft support, sounded like he had an asian accent. I actually called back because I got this creepy message pop up on my computer saying I was in trouble for illegal stuff! Proper scary, that was.MicrosoftAndy9 yearsYou know when you're scrolling through Facebook and accidentally click a link, then some dodgy pop-up shows up? Don’t touch anything on that popup and defo don’t ring the number if it says it's from Microsoft - it's just some scam. Best thing to do is either turn your computer off or just reboot it.FacebookMicrosoft9 yearsAvoid answering 0203514 9444 at all costs. It’s a scam where they act like they’re from Microsoft. Total con artists.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3514 9444)
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